Free tool

Free TikTok script generator

Describe the video and get a beat-by-beat script with timings, spoken lines, and on-screen text. Built to be read out loud, not admired on a page.

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Offers, claims you can back up, words to avoid, where it is filmed.

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Free, no signup. Fair-use limits apply.

Describe the video and a full beat-by-beat script will appear here, with timings, spoken lines, and on-screen text.

Why this one

What this tool gets right

Hooks that earn the first three seconds

The first beat is always 0:00 to 0:03 and always opens on a problem, a result, or a specific claim. No greetings, no brand name, no 'in this video'.

Word counts that fit the runtime

A 30-second script is written to 70 to 85 spoken words because that is what fits in 30 seconds. Scripts that cannot be read in time are the most common failure of AI script tools.

Shot direction included

Every beat ends with an 'On screen:' line telling you what to film and what text to overlay, so you can shoot straight from the page.

It will not invent your offer

No fake discounts, no made-up statistics, no imaginary five-star reviews. If you did not give it a claim, it will not make one up.

How it works

Three steps, about thirty seconds

01

Say what the video is about

One line on the product, service, or idea. Concrete beats clever: what it is, what it does, who it is for.

02

Pick a goal and a length

The goal changes the structure. A UGC testimonial and a launch announcement are built differently, and both are built differently again at 15 seconds versus 60.

03

Film it

Read the spoken lines, shoot what the on-screen notes say. Change the words that do not sound like you; the structure is the part worth keeping.

Why most short-form scripts fail

Two reasons, and both are mechanical rather than creative. The first is the hook: a video that opens with "Hey guys, so today I wanted to talk about" has already spent its most valuable three seconds on nothing. The feed is a competition for attention that is decided before the sentence finishes. The second is length. A script written without a word budget reads fine on a page and cannot be delivered in the time available, so the recording either rushes or runs long. Both kill retention, and retention is what the algorithm is measuring.

Structure beats inspiration

Short-form video rewards a repeatable shape: hook, context, the thing itself, proof, ask. Once you have that shape you can swap the subject endlessly, which is why creators who post consistently tend to work from a template rather than a blank page. The script this tool produces is that shape, filled in with your specifics. Rewrite the words so they sound like you speaking. Keep the beats and the timings, because those are the part doing the work.

Questions, answered

Yes, and there is no signup. A fair-use limit caps how many scripts you can generate in an hour so the tool stays responsive, and it resets automatically.
Count words, not lines. Comfortable delivery is roughly 2.5 spoken words per second, so 30 seconds is about 75 words. This tool writes to that budget instead of handing you a page you have to speed-read.
Yes. The beat structure, hook rules, and timings are the same across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Only the platform's own text-overlay styling differs.
Set the goal to 'Sound like a real customer' and you get a first-person testimonial structure: the problem, the moment it clicked, the result, then a soft recommendation rather than a hard sell.
The hook is the first beat of every script, timed to 0:00 to 0:03. If you only want the hook, generate the script and use beat one, then run it again for a different angle.
That is what Advibly does. It takes a brand and produces the finished creative, including AI creator videos, product-in-hand UGC, and static ads. This script generator is a free slice of the same thinking.

Words are the easy part. Advibly makes the creative.

Advibly turns your brand into finished ads: product-in-hand UGC videos, static image ads, carousels, and explainers. Same thinking as this free tool, pointed at the thing that actually takes time.